Sentence examples for modern offense from inspiring English sources

A similar application of an old code to a modern offense took place in Asharoken, a Suffolk beach community with a population of about 800.

That a disciple of the spread, an innovator of modern offense, spent a decade here, in the so-called Cowboy Capital of the World, is quite the contrast, but then again, that is Art Briles, down home and futuristic all at once.

And balance is every modern offense's goal.

Dunlap and Cunningham are the prototype ends to defend modern offenses, as they are fast, versatile and can pressure the quarterback as easily as they drop into coverage.

Sparano is also the "father" of the N.F.L.'s modern Wildcat offense.

When Tex Winter developed the modern triangle offense, at Kansas State, in the early nineteen-fifties, it was intended not as a basketball strategy but, rather, as a geopolitical solution to the Cold War.

John Mackey, one of the best and most prominent players of the 1960s, stretched the field with his speed and expanded the role of the tight end in the modern pro offense.

This Rose Bowl could be a classic, pitting the modern passing offense of quarterback Ken Dorsey and Miami against the old-fashioned option attack run by Eric Crouch, the Nebraska quarterback who won the Heisman trophy Saturday in another much-debated decision.

He still has plenty to say about Madden, a forthcoming documentary about his life and the role of running backs in the modern NFL offense.

Teams all around the league have been switching to the 3-4 for a reason, and the statistics appear to back up the belief that it is a better scheme against modern N.F.L. offenses.

That, paired with changes to the strike zone, and the addition of the designated hitter a few years later, after another horrible offensive season, helped create baseball's modern era of offense.